The Karnataka Housing Board is a major player when it comes to mainstream property in India. The KHB was established under the tenets of the Karnataka Housing Board Act of 1962 as a follow-up to the previous Mysore Housing Board which was established in the year 1956. The Karnataka Housing Board aims at meeting the needs of reasonable housing accommodation through construction of projects and all other necessary services. Affordable housing is the main USP of the KHB and this is what makes it an attractive option to customers across the lower income and midrange segments. KHB has already carved a niche for itself in Bangalore’s property markets with its value offerings across multiple segments.

Some of its popular schemes include 225 Schemes, 100 Housing Projects and Suvarna Karnataka. There are several Karnataka Housing Board new projects that are being developed under these schemes of late. KHB aims at improving lifestyles and overall living experiences for its customers with top notch amenities and other facilities in addition to keeping environmental responsibility as a major component of its projects. The company also aims at offering timely delivery of housing projects in addition to keeping quality standards intact. Customer satisfaction is given high priority at the company and it strives to offer urban infrastructure services that are at par with those offered at global realty conglomerates.

Customer friendly, transparent approaches are taken by the company towards all dealings and it also offers consultation services to its bevy of loyal clients. KHB has its own customer service division under which several value added facilities like e-payment are also offered to customers.